Spokane minister proposes perpetual calendar reform
Spokane Aug 17 a Spokane minister rev H P Harmen presents a unique perpetual calendar plan starting Jan 1 1922 with 19 months of 28 or 30 days called Tolldas. Each month would start on Sunday and end on Saturday, with a fixed weekday for civil dates and a recurring yearly holiday between December and January. The proposal aims to simplify dates, wages, and memory, though adoption faces strong opposition from political figures and military priorities.
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Teaching Force of Umapine Schools Engaged by Board
East Oregonian reports Umapine area schools hiring for Vincent High and public schools. Principal J A Gibson of Hood River and Francois Benerbee lead a teaching staff with grades K-8, including Inez Vauxoner and Randor Auntie Stockton, plus other instructors. The piece notes local events, visits, and ongoing campus improvements as the fall term approaches.
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Stockton
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Candy Goers to Soldiers Astorda Oreo Ate Oreo Ate
The article describes a candy distribution planned by Major Giltwrt for soldiers. It notes a citywide effort by a college group and mentions a committee not yet completing its duties for the event.
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Governor-General Led Troops From Turstan War Crisis
By appointment of Len. Kuro patkin, the BKusvisc cutenmuider serves as Governor-General of Turskentan for the second time during the war, withdrawing some command of troops in the region. He travels to Turtestan where fifty were veterans greet him and cheer, while he faces new duties and allied support amid ongoing conflict.
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Interventions and debates over Villa and Huerta in Mexico
Fragmented account discusses opposition to a new dictatorship, the role of Francisco Villa, and the 1914 raid on Columbus. It cites arguments about land reform, sovereignty, and the dangers of foreign influence, warning against escalation and imperial manipulation.
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Francio Villa
Europe
America
Mexico
Columbus
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